The small muscles in the hands and wrists can be used to develop great touch around the greens, but when a player’s hands become tired from play, those small muscles aren’t as dependable and can flinch. Ideally, putting and chipping strokes should use the larger shoulder and back muscles to develop a repeating pendulum stroke with little room for error.

Wrist Arrester separates the hands with a second ‘clamp on’ shaft. By doing so, unwanted wrist motion is eliminated. The results are immediate; even after 3 or 4 strokes a player can transfer the new pendulum motion to any shot around the green. This is one of the best values you’ll find for its productiveness.